Re: Speghetti Westerns

Thanks for all the suggestions people! I won't be buying all these DVD's for awhile. I still have to build more on my horror collection. Once I get finished with that, I'll immediately start on spaghetti western collecting.

I've made a list of all the spaghetti westerns I need to buy thanks to you guys.

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i am delirously happy " Savage Guns " is the first spaghetti western ever made in 1961 and i have been trying to see it with absolutely no luck at all! now a forum member on the spaghetti western data website has got a copy and is going to send me a dvd- r of it so i'll be able to see it! wooo hooooo ! yipppeeeeee ki oooooooooh motherfuckers!! sad git ain't i?

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I love the Leone Dollars Trilogy with Clint Eastwood, and I'm also a big fan of Franco Nero in Django -- but my absolute favorite is Once Upon a Time in the West as far as spaghetti westerns go.

Kinda/sorta on topic, there's a fantastic Chow Yun Fat movie called Peace Hotel that plays a lot like a spaghetti western, but with the indigenous Hong Kong flair. Reminded me a lot of Unforgiven, though not really anything like it aside from Chow as a former maniac gone straight. Check it out.

Re: Speghetti Westerns

I love the Leone Dollars Trilogy with Clint Eastwood, and I'm also a big fan of Franco Nero in Django -- but my absolute favorite is Once Upon a Time in the West as far as spaghetti westerns go.

Kinda/sorta on topic, there's a fantastic Chow Yun Fat movie called Peace Hotel that plays a lot like a spaghetti western, but with the indigenous Hong Kong flair. Reminded me a lot of Unforgiven, though not really anything like it aside from Chow as a former maniac gone straight. Check it out.

Once Upon A Time I n The West is my favourite spaghetti western to, Lon. It also has in "Jill's Theme" the best film music ever. absolutely beautiful.

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I thought it was cool as hell - I'm a big fan of the Django films anyway (which helps) and I dug Miike's over-saturation of colors and some of the digital FX work - very comic booky, but in a good way.

Re: Speghetti Westerns

I love the Leone Dollars Trilogy with Clint Eastwood, and I'm also a big fan of Franco Nero in Django -- but my absolute favorite is Once Upon a Time in the West as far as spaghetti westerns go.

Kinda/sorta on topic, there's a fantastic Chow Yun Fat movie called Peace Hotel that plays a lot like a spaghetti western, but with the indigenous Hong Kong flair. Reminded me a lot of Unforgiven, though not really anything like it aside from Chow as a former maniac gone straight. Check it out.

Just a quick comment...I agree with you and tis my absolute fav too Once Upon a Time in the West....Charles Bronson at his best.....Henry Fonda at his bone chillingly realistic.....the finale between those two legends is priceless and sheer movie magic...also where two actors truly earn their money...